Sky Defender Review (iOS)

Sky Defenders is light on story, but heavy on looks and controls. At the end of each level in Sky Defenders you will be given a score and rewarded credits. The credits can be used to purchase powers ups that affect your character for the entire next level like faster speed, stronger defense, or more time on the timer. These power ups are different than the attack power ups. Spend your credits wisely or you’ll run out quickly. Running out of credits and don’t want to play to earn more, hit up the in game app store and buy more for a few dollars.
Sky Defenders Game controls
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Our Rating for Sky Defender Review (iOS) | |
5.0 | Replay I found myself putting in a few minutes in during commercial times and car rides, but Sky Defenders lacks replay value that last longer than a few minutes at a time due to the lack game content. |
8.0 | Graphics One of the two best things I loved about Sky Defenders. The look and feel of the characters and backgrounds, the illusion of depth in Sky Defender is top notch. |
5.0 | Sound Heroic sounding, but is the same for very level. An update with a variety of background music could help lessen the repetition of the game to some degree. |
8.0 | Gameplay The second best thing about Sky Defenders is the tilt controls. Other game developers using tilt controls defiantly want to take notes on this and copy it they work and feel so natural. |
1.0 | Multiplayer/Online Content Multiplayer and online play comes in the form of challenging your friend to beat your top score. You can connect to Facebook to brag to your friends about your score. |
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Overall Solid controls and graphics are great, but needs additional Music and backgrounds a long with maybe a story to help take Sky Defenders to new heights. |